The temperature outside is -6°F, and the wind chill is -12°F. What is the difference between the temperature and the wind chill?

Question

A.
6°F
B.
-18°F
C.
18°F
D.
-6°F

Answer 1

To find the difference between the temperature and the wind chill, you subtract the wind chill from the temperature:

Temperature: -6°F
Wind Chill: -12°F

Difference = Temperature - Wind Chill
Difference = -6°F - (-12°F)
Difference = -6°F + 12°F
Difference = 6°F

So, the correct answer is A. 6°F.